Freeman's | Hindman: Lincoln’s Legacy: Historic Americana from the Life of Abraham Lincoln, 6441, Chicago

Authorizing the transport of Lincoln's body for the New York City Funeral, 24 April 1865.

Death of Lincoln. Proceedings in the Supreme Court of Illinois, 1865

Nashville Daily Press Extra. 27 April 1865. John Wilkes Booth shot and killed.

Printed Broadside announcing the establishment of the Lincoln National Monument Association, 26 April 1865.

Time table for the special train, conveying the funeral cortege with the remains of the late President. 2 May 1865.

[LINCOLN ASSASSINATION]
Autograph letter, signed ("Boston Corbett") to "Brother Eddy." Washington, D.C., 13 May 1865.

A travertine marble fragment from the receiving vault which contained Lincoln's remains at Oak Ridge Cemetery, 4 May to 21 December 1865.

Military commission pass to the trial of the Lincoln conspirators, ca. May-June 1865.

Autograph letter, signed ("J. Holt") to former assistant John A. Bingham. Washington, D.C., 8 August 1888.

Lincoln Conspirator Samuel B. Arnold, Autograph Note, 14 March 1904.

National Day of Mourning Ribbon, 1 June 1865.

Lincoln mourning badge with ferrotype image, ca. 19 April 1865.

A Limoges porcelain buff-ground tureen and cover together with 6 matching pots de creme with covers, purportedly purchased by Mary Todd Lincoln. France, ca. 1865.

Lincoln Family Locks of Hair

Mary Todd Lincoln Autograph Letter signed, to Sally Orme, 5 October 1865.

Mary Todd Lincoln, Archive of letters and documents related to her financial difficulties, 1865-66.

Presentation copy of Herndon's Lincoln, inscribed by the author, Jesse W. Weik.

Bronze Plaque displaying "The Gettysburg Address."

marble sculpture of Lincoln's right hand,